⚙️ .gitlab: Add default issue template

This commit introduces an issue template applied by default to all new
issues opened against this repository. It follows the "SBDO" (Summary-
Background-Details-Outcome) format for structuring broad feedback.

It also will automatically label new issues with a GitLab tag, if it
exists in the repository: `?::triage needed`

Signed-off-by: Justin W. Flory (he/him) <jwf@redhat.com>
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Justin Wheeler 2024-04-12 12:05:54 -04:00
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Signed by: jflory7
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# Summary
<!-- In one sentence, describe your suggestion, idea, or task. -->
# Background
<!-- Give context or background needed to understand your suggestion, idea, or task. Preferably between two to five sentences. This helps us understand the "why". -->
# Details
<!-- Describe the ideal outcome for completing this suggestion, idea, or task. It is preferred to write this as a step-by-step list. However, you can also describe the work needed in two to five sentences. This helps us understand the "how" of your request. -->
# Outcome
<!-- In one sentence, describe the expected outcome or impact if your suggestion, idea, or task is completed. -->
<!--DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE!-->
/label ~"?::triage needed"